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ESL ESEA Pro League Season 2 Finals — Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
The second ESL ESEA Pro League season concluded with eight teams playing offline finals at ESL's Burbank studio. Fnatic defeated Natus Vincere 3–2 in the best-of-five final.
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Updated October 23, 2026Competition snapshot
Host and dates
Finals: ESL Burbank Studios, Burbank, California, United States · Dec 10–13, 2015[1][2]
Champion
Combined prize pool
USD 250,000 for the finals[1][2]
ESL separately described USD 500,000 as the full season prize pool; this edition's finals distributed USD 250,000.[2]
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Participant scale
Eight teams: four qualifiers from each of Europe and North America[2][4]
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ESLCommercial note
League and finals organizer · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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Joint league organizer · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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BenQCommercial note
Event sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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AlienwareCommercial note
Event sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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Logitech GCommercial note
Event sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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G2ACommercial note
Event sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
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gamed!deCommercial note
Event sponsor · Recorded in the 2015 edition.[1]
PTG Database Analysis
The second ESL ESEA Pro League season ended with eight teams at ESL’s Burbank studio from December 10–13, 2015. ESL and ESEA jointly organized the league, with the top four teams from Europe and North America qualifying for the finals. Fnatic defeated Natus Vincere 3–2 in a best-of-five final.[1][2][4][6]
Liquipedia lists BenQ, Alienware, Logitech, G2A.com and gamed!de as finals sponsors. The USD 250,000 finals pool was a portion of the USD 500,000 total season prize pool announced by ESL; the two figures refer to different scopes. The eight participants included the roster competing as Question Mark after leaving TSM, and Conquest, a North American qualifier.[1][2][3]
References6
- [1]ESL ESEA Pro League Season 2 - Finals — Liquipedia
- [2]ESL ESEA Pro League Season 2 Finals in Los Angeles! — ESL FACEIT Group
- [3]ESL ESEA Pro League Season 2 Finals overview — HLTV.org
- [4]ESL ESEA Pro League S2 teams list — HLTV.org
- [5]ESL ESEA Pro League finals group draw — HLTV.org
- [6]fnatic triumph at EEPL S2 Finals — HLTV.org
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